On Fri, 21 Jul 2006, Frank Fesevur wrote:
> Hemal Pandya wrote:
> > One implication of this is that when I extract a .zip using cygwin
> > unzip then the .exe, .dll, .bat etc do not get the executable
> > permission.
>
> I'm experiencing similar problems when I download an .exe with wget.
> Since my question on this issues didn't get a real satisfying answer, I
> still download to a FAT32 drive. So I hope this problem can be solved.
Ever try saving a Linux executable via Mozilla on Linux? It would not
have the execute bit set -- you'd need to explicitly chmod it. The point
is that wget retrieves a stream of bytes, and possibly saves it to a file.
It does not try to interpret that stream of bytes.
As I replied to Hemal, you can force Cygwin to use the Windows ACL
inheritance rules for newly created files by setting CYGWIN to nontsec
temporarily, i.e.,
CYGWIN=nontsec wget someurl
HTH,
Igor
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